Under separate cover we have mailed
to your attention a number of documents which pertain to our ongoing investigation of corruption and
racketeering among certain personnel employed by the federal judiciary,
particularly in California.

Our formal investigation began as
an essential feature of my federal copyright and trademark infringement case, which was filed in the District Court
of the United States in Sacramento, California.See the Lanham Act at 15 U.S.C. 1121 for
the Congressional grant of original jurisdiction over trademark
infringements.Please be aware that Title 15 of the United States
Code has not yet been enacted into positive law;we did, however, confirm that this
codified version of the original Statute at Large is presently accurate.

We have been very pleased to
enjoy timely and professional assistance
from the U.S. Department of Justice in responding to all of our requests
submitted under the Freedom of Information
Act.Their strict obedience to all
applicable federal laws stands in stark contrast to the utter contempt which
federal judicial personnel now exhibit for the U.S. Constitution, Laws and
Treaties of the United States.See the Supremacy Clause for paramount
authority here.

Along the way, we continued to
document and publish our methods and results in the Supreme
Law Library on the Internet.Lately,
others have begun to utilize those published resources, and the results they
have obtained are remarkably, if regrettably, similar to mine.

For example, a client applied our
methodology to request all 4 requisite credentials for all federal judicial
personnel currently seated on the U.S. District Court in downtown Los Angeles.

Approximately half of those
“robes” turned up without one or more of those four credentials.When that client retained me for further
counsel, we went the extra mile to notify all affected personnel of the missing
credentials, and to demand that they exhibit same within a reasonable deadline.Those missing credentials are still outstanding.

Given the direction and momentum
which this investigation has now taken, we then felt it would be most
appropriate to request all 4 requisite credentials for all personnel currently seated on the Ninth
Circuit and on all U.S. District
Courts throughout California State.I am
happy to report that proper FOIA requests are now pending for all of such
credentials, including also all 45
seats on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, with offices in
San Francisco.

Sadly, federal district court clerks
continue to refer us to the
Administrative Office for the U.S. Courts for those credentials, despite the
law which clearly designates the clerk of court as the legal custodian of the
Appointment Affidavits for all federal judges, all federal magistrates and all
federal district court clerks.

To exhaust our remedies and
demonstrate good faith and due diligence, we served a SUBPOENA IN A CIVIL CASE upon the
Administrative Office in Washington, D.C., for all Oaths of Office and all
Appointment Affidavits for all
federal justices, judges, magistrates, clerks and deputy clerks, no
exceptions.That A.O. is now in contempt
of court for having fallen silent in response to that lawful SUBPOENA.

As you can see, Mr. Shepherd,
anyone with half a brain can view the evidence we have acquired to date and
develop the reasonable suspicion, if not a final conclusion, that our federal judiciary in America appears to
be heavily infiltrated by impostors, who are either unwilling and/or unable
to produce the credentials that are required of them by applicable federal
laws.

In our professional opinion, this
reasonable suspicion is fully justified by the material evidence now in our
possession and, as such, it constitutes probable cause to charge the personnel
in question with impersonating officers of the United States, for violating the
federal criminal statutes at 18 U.S.C. 912
(impersonation), if not also 18 U.S.C. 1341 and 1962 (mail fraud and
racketeering, respectively).

Under separate cover, we have now
transmitted to you a quite thorough set of documentary evidence supporting our
observations above.